NSCN-KYA militant arrested in Arunachal Pradesh

ITANAGAR: An overground worker of Myanmar-based proscribed outfit NSCN-KYA was arrested in Tirap district of Arunachal Pradesh on Wednesday, police said.

Identified as 25-year-old Pelei Khangnyakam, he was caught in Sumsipathar village, SP Rahul Gupta said. Acting on a tip-off, a team of Arunachal Police and Assam Rifles raided the village and nabbed the man.

With US planes lost in World War II, Arunachal Pradesh travels back in time

A new museum called "The Hump WWII Museum" is being prepared in Arunachal Pradesh, India to commemorate the US aircraft that crashed in the eastern Himalayas during World War II. The museum will house the recovered remnants of the aircraft that were flying supplies to the Chinese resistance against the Japanese. The museum's name pays tribute to the perilous route that the pilots flew, known as "The Hump." The project is being led by CM Pema Khandu, and the US ambassador to India will be invited for the inauguration. US investigators have been conducting search missions in India to find remains of American personnel missing since WWII.

With US planes lost in World War II, Arunachal Pradesh travels back in time

A new museum called "The Hump WWII Museum" is set to open in Arunachal Pradesh, India. The museum will house remnants of US aircraft that crashed in the eastern Himalayas during World War II. The museum is dedicated to the "Hump" operation, an airlift that transported supplies to the Chinese resistance fighting the Japanese. The challenging route through the mountains of Arunachal and Myanmar claimed the lives of many airmen. The museum project is being led by CM Pema Khandu and is expected to be inaugurated soon. US investigators have been searching for remains of American personnel missing since WW-II in India.

Andhra Pradesh: Police arrest six in murder case of 54-year-old woman at Kuppam

Six individuals have been arrested in connection with the murder of a 54-year-old woman in Kuppam, Andhra Pradesh. The main accused, Poornachand, and his father borrowed money from the victim's husband and recently repaid it. Poornachand, who was addicted to alcohol, plotted the murder along with his friends. On October 17th, they attacked the woman at her house, choked her to death, stole her jewelry and cash, and fled the scene. The police formed special teams to investigate the case and made the arrests near a government hospital in Kuppam.